Thread regarding Sears layoffs

Arthur Martinez

Can Arthur Martinez come back and fix us again.

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Post ID: @OP+Wi73itw

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We’d have to buy credit back so we could get in trouble with the feds over debt reaffirmations or some other scandal resulting from doing something clearly illegal in an attempt to boost shoot term profits. I hear Alan Lacy is available, after he left the board of Dave & Busters in 2017— right after they got finished finalizing deals with Seritage to rent in former Sears locations.

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Post ID: @Qobi+Wi73itw

We need you AM

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Post ID: @Qzwt+Wi73itw

Arthur needed to reign in 7 layers of management playing musical chairs with the merchandise , who burned mega cash, while Walmart buried them selling cheaper out of a wide open floor plan .

This is where the battle was lost .

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Post ID: @1aia+Wi73itw

Sears Mexico and its owner, Grupo Carso, keeps it going. It's a tough market there, but Carlos Slim has done a lot of things right.

Arthur C ought to stage a fake kidnapping, just like Fast Eddie did. Earn some sympathy!

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Post ID: @1abe+Wi73itw

Ah yes...."The Softer Side of Sears".....that never materialized. BWAHAHAHA!

Yeah....bring THAT guy back!

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Post ID: @1vqk+Wi73itw

Lacy ditched the helicopters. And had them replaced with Lear jets.

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Post ID: @1bdu+Wi73itw

Was it him or Lacy that had the helicopter to fly him home on weekends?

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Post ID: @1ikp+Wi73itw

Also, the guy that orchestrated the Sears credit fiasco! He was the one that demanded the loosening of Sears credit standards to boost sales! Then when things turned ugly, he had the audacity to place the blame on others.

https://www.chicagobusiness.com/article/19980314/ISSUE01/10003370/sears-credit-scandal

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Post ID: @hlg+Wi73itw

No

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Post ID: @esy+Wi73itw

The current Penny pincher doesn't understand retail.

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